Jamie Waller
Local Democracy Reporter at Lincolnshire Live
Your friendly neighbourhood Local Democracy Reporter - covering Lincolnshire for @LincsLive Got a story? Drop me a message on [email protected]
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lincolnshireworld.com | Jamie Waller
An Indian takeaway in Sleaford will become a full restaurant, despite claims that nearby residents are bombarded with smells. The entrance to La Shish on Northgate is just yards away from homes on Parry’s Court. A planning committee at North Kesteven District Council on Thursday (June 12) heard that residents also had to put up with noise, nuisance and even vomiting from customers.
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lincolnshireworld.com | Jamie Waller
A council chamber erupted in cheers after a passionate speech against a plant that would turn chicken waste into gas. More than 50 residents from the village of Anwick, near Sleaford, turned up for a planning meeting which became rowdy at times. The facility – built next to Moy Park poultry farm – would use anaerobic digestion to turn 120,000 tonnes of chicken poo and waste feedstock each year into a form of renewable gas.
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lincolnshireworld.com | Jamie Waller
More students with special needs will be able to stay in mainstream schools under plans being developed by Lincolnshire County Council. Four schools in Gainsborough are among 13 in Lincolnshire which are set to get dedicated facilities for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Special needs schools in the county are currently full and demand for this type of support is rising “exponentially”, the county council says.
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lincsonline.co.uk | Jamie Waller
Village life will be spoilt by a major solar farm if it goes ahead, residents claim. The One Earth Solar Farm would cover 3,954 acres near Dunham-on-Trent, across the Lincolnshire-Nottinghamshire border. Plans show a three-mile-long stretch of land on both sides of the River Trent, which would be covered with panels or battery storage containers.
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1 week ago |
lincolnshireworld.com | Jamie Waller
More students with special needs will be able to stay in mainstream schools under plans being developed by Lincolnshire County Council. A total of 13 Lincolnshire schools are set to get dedicated facilities for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Special needs schools in the county are currently full and demand for this type of support is rising “exponentially”, the county council says.
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A great reminder to always check politicians' numbers!
Reform UK claimed to have saved "£6,000 a day" in its first two weeks The real figure is £3,739 per day, totalling £52,348 That equates to 0.007% of Derbyshire County Council's £770 million budget https://t.co/sQYRkQkSQH
Why am I still getting adverts for candidates running to be Lincolnshire mayor? Please stop, it's been a month now
